Check if you're eligible for a kidney transplant. Comprehensive assessment covering medical, age, and compatibility factors. Based on 2,000+ transplant experience of Dr. Anil Prasad Bhatt.
900+
Kidney Transplants
40+
Years Experience
FRCP
London Fellow
AIIMS
DM Nephrology
1Basic Info
2Medical History
3Donor Info
4Logistics
Basic Information
Tell us about your current kidney health status.
Transplant is generally evaluated for ages 2-75
Medical History
These factors affect your transplant eligibility and outcomes.
Ideal BMI for transplant: 18.5-30. Use our BMI Calculator
Donor Information
Donor availability and compatibility significantly impact transplant outcomes.
Logistics & Readiness
Practical factors that affect transplant planning and success.
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Factor-by-Factor Breakdown
Blood Group Compatibility Matrix
ABO compatibility is essential. Your blood group is highlighted.
Ayushman Bharat Coverage (if eligible)Up to ₹5 Lakhs
NOTTO (National Organ & Tissue Transplant Organisation) Guidelines:
All kidney transplants in India must comply with the Transplantation of Human Organs and Tissues Act (THOTA), 1994. Living donor transplants require authorization from the hospital's Authorization Committee. Deceased donor transplants are allocated through the NOTTO/ROTTO/SOTTO registry system. For deceased donor registration, visit notto.mohfw.gov.in or contact your nearest transplant centre.
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With 2,000+ successful kidney transplants across 23+ years, Dr. Anil Prasad Bhatt is one of Delhi NCR's most experienced transplant nephrologists. Get a comprehensive evaluation and personalized transplant plan.
Medical Disclaimer:
This tool provides a preliminary educational assessment only and does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment recommendation. Kidney transplant eligibility requires comprehensive medical evaluation by a qualified transplant nephrologist including laboratory investigations, imaging, and specialist consultations. Individual results may vary significantly based on detailed clinical assessment. Always consult with your nephrologist before making any medical decisions. This tool is not a substitute for professional medical evaluation.
How this tool works — and what it cannot do
Clinical reviewer: Dr. Anil Prasad Bhatt, DM Nephrology (AIIMS), FRCP (London), FASN · Last clinically reviewed: 2 September 2026 · Next review due: September 2027
What it is based on
General transplant candidacy criteria used in Indian transplant programmes, plus NOTTO allocation rules.
Limitations you should know
A screening questionnaire, not an assessment. Candidacy is decided by a transplant team after cardiac, infection, cancer and psychosocial workup. A 'not eligible' result here often becomes eligible after treatment. This tool has not been validated as a diagnostic device and is not regulated as medical software.
Do not use this tool — get medical help now
If you have chest pain, active infection, or fever while on the transplant waiting list, this page is not the right step. Call 112 or go to your nearest emergency department. For urgent kidney-specific concerns during clinic hours, call +91 98181 83957.
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This tool provides general health information and does not create a doctor–patient relationship, diagnose any condition, or prescribe treatment. Always discuss results with a qualified clinician. See our medical disclaimer. To discuss your own results, book a consultation.
Senior Director – Nephrology and Kidney Transplant, Max Super Speciality Hospital, Sector 128, Noida.
DM Nephrology (AIIMS New Delhi, 2011) · FRCP (London) · FASN (USA) · Advanced Training in Nephrology, University of Oxford & Harvard University (2016) · NMC Reg. 046358
Last clinically reviewed: 2 September 2026 ·
Next review due: September 2027
Clinical guidance on this page follows current KDIGO and Indian Society of Nephrology practice, and NOTTO rules where transplantation is discussed. It is general information, not a personal diagnosis or prescription — see our medical disclaimer. If you have severe symptoms, call 112 or attend your nearest emergency department.